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[X 2014 General] waleedhasank:
But you need to reboot to install xposed and its modules, so I'll lose the root, lol.
[X 2014 General] RK2116:
Well, 25$ is the answer... good luck with that man
[X 2014 General] EzyDucky:
App not installed

Kingroot will not install. Any suggestions?

Update like 5 seconds later- just had to click the install anyway blue highlighted text on the warning message. Apparently clicking ok button was wrong.

Update2- after about 10 reboots and restarts and 10 trys, with multiple app crashes(chrome and Google apps) and cache clearing. Root was granted. I never factory reset my phone either. Thanks so much. Off to try sunshine.

Update3- hmm ran sunshine, didn't detect root so I tried temp root within sunshine and still didn't work. Went back to kingroot and no longer said my phone was rooted. I'll keep trying various things. If I don't come back.. I never made it :'/

Update4- we'll see how the xposed install goes:)

Prolly gonna try and get on the pure M rom soon.

Thanks so much for the post.

Update 5- after sunshine installed the app deleted itself and rebooted and I lost root again. However I ran kingroot two more times to achieve root again. Installed twrp recovery and after the reboot from that I still had root. Everything is going semi smooth right now. Keep trying, my goal is to let everyone know how my process went and kind of act as a guide. Gotta catch em all;)
[X 2014 General] RK2116:
recomendation, factory reset that phone, then download king root, root the phone, maybe u will need to do it a few times to get the root, then download root checker, check if your device is root OK, if yes, download latest sunshine, run the app and all will be ok, if isnt root, reboot the device and try to root again, check with rot checker until your ready to go, and eventualy you will get all work, good luck man... i still cant aford the 25 for sunshine, but EY, you can, so go, cheers!
[X 2014 General] EzyDucky:
So I got the bootloader unlocked but root has gone away again. Anyway to keep a permanent root?
[X 2014 General] betexino:
even when king root say that's gettin' root fail i have notice that i was root and allowed root acces to root checker or ani apk with root permission
[X 2014 General] RK2116:
If u have the bootloader unlocked, you can root the device like the moto x pure edition i guess...
[X 2014 General] bilalirfan:
I got XT1097 and I tried unlocking its bootloader the official way through Motorola website and I was able to do it. HOW?

I guess AT&T XT1097, they do not support bootloader unlocking? But I'm happy I got the unlock code anyways. :D
[X 2014 General] RK2116:
Your the boss xD
[X 2014 General] reynevayen:
Ok, I have two question.

1) Moto X AT&T XT1097 have Android 6.0 or 5.1?

2) If version Android is 6.0, method from this topic is working?
[X 2014 General] RK2116:
sadly, 5.1
[X 2014 General] reynevayen:
Really? How well we have custom ROMs...

Ok, I have last question. If I will flash stock firmware after unlock bootloader with the help of this method, bootloader still will unlocked and I will install TWRP? Or I will must use method from this topic again?
[X 2014 General] RK2116:
I havent use this method cause i dont have the money to do it, im still on 5.1 without the unlock bootloader, i can deal with that.. but i guess if you unlock the bootloader and install some stock ROM (the M from the pure edition) you will deal with your device like the same Pure edition, i dont know if you get my point... Hope i had the 25$, but no, had to live with the phone like that xD, thanks and good luck, hope my answer is helpfull for you
[X 2014 General] reynevayen:
Not exactly I understand your point. 25$ for... what? This method isn't for free? I want to buy Moto X AT&T XT1097, because is cheaper than normal edition, rooting and unlock bootloader. And I have a question... If after this I will flash stock ROM (from ADB), will I still have unlocked bootloader? OR will I must unlock bootloader AGAIN?

Sorry, this complicated for me. XD
[X 2014 General] RK2116:
25 for Sunshine, is the only way to unlock the bootloader on this version... you wont loose the unlocked bootloader unless you do it on purpose.
[X 2014 General] reynevayen:
Okay, I understand everything. You help me a lot! :good:
[X 2014 General] RK2116:
NP, take care and good luck, hit us with a post if u decide to do it... see ya
[X 2014 General] Nido221:
Which build number is required to unlock the bootloader?
[X 2014 General] jingletard:
Hi guys,

Kingroot wouldn't root my AT&T XT1097 on Android 5.1 but I found an app that does - KINGOROOT. Go to kingoroot's website on your phone, download the APK, run it, and tap "root" and it works. I now have root on my phone and I'm able to install Sunshine and unlock the bootloader for good. Just a heads up! Kingroot *DOES NOT WORK* in some instances and if it doesn't, Kingoroots APK works great!
[X 2014 General] thibadude:
Heads up:

FYI, I am running a locked XT1096 (Verizon) on the latest 5.1, which I received directly from Motorola as an Advance Exchange for a similar device that I had unlocked using Motorola's official bootloader unlock. I tried (several times) the official bootloader unlock on Motorola's website and was greeted with a popup stating that my device was not eligible for bootloader unlock (despite having unlocked my old XT1096 using the tool...go figure). After reading this thread, I used KingoRoot and Sunshine to unlock my bootloader. $25 well spent.

Steps:

1. Googled "KingoRoot"

2. Downloaded & installed latest KingoRoot apk

3. Ran KingoRoot (I unchecked "Install Recommended app" because I'm wary of of a recommendation that doesn't tell me what's being recommended)

4. Googled "SunShine bootloader unlock"

5. Downloaded & installed latest SunShine apk

6. Ran SunShine (which ran several tests on my phone, and eventually gave notice that my phone was compatible, and brought me to their PayPal portal)

7. Clicked through the prompts on SunShine. Phone rebooted and I was greeted with the glorious bootloader unlock warning screen.

Figured I'd share.

:good:
[X 2014 General] Vyshnv:
Issues with sunshine. Any other alternatives?

I was successfully able to root my phone with kingroot on the first attempt. Sunshine tests were successful. But for some reason sunshine was unable to gain root access to my device. It tried to TempRoot. Still no luck. Any ideas?
[X 2014 General] mediavieja:
Any advice on how to make kingroot success? cause iv tried 8 times so far and still no go :( phone keeps rebooting arround 25-26% everytime
[X 2014 General] Vyshnv:
I really don't have any. As I previously said, it was successful on the first attempt.
[X 2014 General] Lotek:
Kingoroot works better than Kingroot, but if you have just installed (10/17) the OTA security patches from Motorola nothing will work for a while until these apps catch up.
[X 2014 General] mediavieja:
Oh god freaking damn it.... no wonder why its not working for me :'( so basically im screwed with this AT&T bs until someone is able to find a way to root? :'( cause i cant use sunshine without root as i understand :(
[X 2014 General] sahir1993:
Kingoroot reached 97℅ and my phone restarted... I hv moto x xt1097 at&t, installd 5.1 with August 2016 security patch.
[X 2014 General] pj.de.bruin:
Kingroot says "Not adaptable yet" on my AT&T XT1097.

Is this normal and will a factory reset make it adaptable?
[X 2014 General] pj.de.bruin:
Well, I tried, but factory reset didn't help. Kingoroot doesn't work either.

They'll still be unable to handle the October security update.
[X 2014 General] munawar.munu:
Is there any alternatives for sunshine yet!!?

.???
[X 2014 General] dictionary:
You should be warned for that. Yes, instead of being appreciative for devs taking their time and figuring a way to unlock, let's just pirate their work. This way in the future, they'll be much more inclined to waste their time on something to get no reward. I'm sure you'd love to work for free. Your job should abstain from paying you for the hours you put in, I'm sure you'd be thrilled.

Get out of here with that. I'm sure you'd have no trouble dropping that amount on a video game or piece of clothing that you don't need, but won't for something you use every day and could save your life in an emergency. That's brilliant. If you don't have the money or means, then ask someone. Heck, even email them and explain your plight. But asking people to crack/pirate is very, very wrong, and unsettling. These devs owe you nothing.
[X 2014 General] zombiejinx111:
this a free community ...and in this community we search and develop free methods

so if a dev want to be a part of this community he/she must provide free methods

im sure i would
[X 2014 General] dictionary:
You're very, very wrong about this. They aren't a part of this community, and even if they were, it is NEVER okay to steal something.
[X 2014 General] trulane:
Here's a link they say they have instructions on how to unlock at&t's boot loader. Someone check it out

http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/77872/how-to-unlock-bootloader-on-samsung-devices
[X 2014 General] pj.de.bruin:
Useless stuff about "Samsung devices".
[X 2014 General] dacrannis:
How to tell Security Patch

How can you tell if October security patch has been installed? Mine shows in the 'About Phone' section, under Android Security Patch Level - 2016-08-01, but I still can't root the phone with Kingroot. It says 'not adaptable'.
[X 2014 General] holistone:
I've tried multiple times with the latest KingRoot on ATT XT 1097 and failed to achieve root after Factory Reset, no sign-in, only wifi access. I typically get 15% on the initial try and get stuck somewhere between 19% and 30% with multiple (up to 50) retries. Other suggestions welcome.
[X 2014 General] pj.de.bruin:
If the Security Patch Level is shown as "2016-08-01", then you have accepted the AT&T security update from October , and your phone is effectively protected against rooting; Kingroot won't work.

There is no known solution for you (and me).
[X 2014 General] cvaughn55:
Anyone know if there is a root for that October security patch?
[X 2014 General] bmanuelangel:
"enter payment information and unlock the bootloader" ?? wtf
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] hasteveha:
is there a good aim client for kaiser? what are some good names of the programs
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] MRedZac:
IM+ is a good tool for instant messaging. It is worth the 30 Euros...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] gogol:
Second to that ... I bought IM+ and it is quite good.

Well, I still like the Live Messanger with its BIG TAB :) But too bad, I want Y! + Aim too :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] rolandrat:
Have IM+ fixed the problem the software had with not reconnecting very well (mostly not at all) after a lost connection. I find Agile is much much better for that, it actually works. Prefer the look of IM+ though.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] gogol:
Hmmm, I have never got that issue yet. I am not sure, but the connection was so stable, it could be the T-Mobile was good at that time.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gillim74:
I was looking around with rom toolbox under system -app or priv app and there is one called secret sim unlocking app.anyone know what this is? It is a different app then the device unlock app!!
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Gorgtech:
Hello,

I got a free sample of this device from <MODERATOR EDITED - SPAM LINK REMOVED> for an honest and unbiased review.

Since I didn´t have any Power Bank for my devices, I was excited to try this one out ;)

<MODERATOR EDITED - SPAM LINK REMOVED>

This Power Bank is quite small and easy to carry around. It provides enough juice to help you out through longer journeys ;)

The build quality is nice, I didn´t see any sharp edges. The text markings are easy to read too. I don´t care too much about the looks of this device but I think that it doesn´t look cheap at all. In fact I really like the overall design.

What I really like about this Power Bank is the USB Type C Output which can provide a charging current of 3A @ 5V, like a regular USB Type C charger.

Features:

Optimized Charging/Discharging Efficiency: Up to 85% conversion rate for Type-C and up to 88% for USB.

TRUE TYPE-C FAST 3A INPUT & OUTPUT: The first ever external battery charger with USB-C/Type-C. Use it to quickly recharge the external battery, or to power the latest computers and smartphones and smart wearable devices with USB-C/Type-C ports.

DUAL USB PORT: One USB Type C Port that supports up to 5V 3A. Also included one USB-A Port with smart auto detect technology which charges up to 5V 2.4A maximum for other non Type C devices.

RAPID RECHARGE: Even with a huge 10000mAh battery, It only takes 3.5 hours with a compatible 5v 3A Type C Charger.

TYPE C Compatible devices: Google Nexus 6P/ 5X, Apple New Macbook (2015) 12 inches, Microsoft Lumia 950/950 XL, OnePlus 2, Google Chromebook Pixel.

WHAT YOU GET: iVoler TYPE C Power Bank, One USB-A to USB-C Charging Cable (with 56K ohm resistor which is compatible with any old USB Charger), One USB-C to C Charging Cable.

Pictures:

Tests:

I used the App Ampere for the tests in order to have a good guess, if this Power Bank can actually deliver what it promises.

I was able to charge my Nexus 6P with a current of about 3000mA (=3A) which is what you would expect from a regular Type C charger too.

It seems that this device can deliver what <MODERATOR EDITED - SPAM LINK REMOVED> mentions in the descriptions.

I also tried this Power Bank with my old Nexus 5 (2013) and a Fenix UC30 LED Flashlight and everything worked out fine.

My Power Bank uses blue LEDs instead of green LEDs.

I´m happy with this Power Bank. It is small enough to fit in every pocket and still has enough juice for my needs. It is able to replace a USB Type C charger in terms of charging speed which is awesome.

I will need a few more tests in order to check the efficiency but for now it seems that the values of 85% for USB Type C and 88% for USB seem to be realistic.

You should be able to fully charge a Nexus 6P about 2x with one full Power Bank. You can charge this Power Bank very fast too by using your USB Type C charger ;)

Did you make similar experiences too ?
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Gorgtech:
1. Update : No problems so far with the charging of devices. The power bank doesn't heat up while charging my devices.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Gorgtech:
2. Update: Still no problems with charging the phones. I will have a total % of Nexus 6P charges soon ;)
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Gorgtech:
Ok guys, I think I can present the test results ;)

If you fully charge this Power Bank and ONLY use it to check the capacity from time to time ( short press on the power button, long press to shut this power bank off again ) and charge a Nexus 6P only, you can get about 190% of charge until this device will shut off and discharge completely. This value can be slightly higher or lower, depending on how much you fiddle around but let´s assume that 190% should be something everybody could obtain for now. Let´s ignore some measure errors and tolerances since this approximation should be realistic enough.

190% of Nexus 6P Battery = 6555mAh of usable capacity which is a very good value for this power bank.

It seems that the efficiency of this power bank is quite high if we look at it from this perspective.

Assuming that this device uses Battery Cells with these values: 10000mAh * 3,7V = 37Wh ---> 37Wh / 5V = 7,4Ah --> 7400mAh capacity which could be used in theory if we had a efficiency of 100% ( which ofc is not possible since these Battery Cells also feed the charging circuit which also has some losses too. ).

Now let´s have a look at the 190% of the Nexus 6P charge again: 1,9 * 3450mAh = 6555 mAh of usable capacity until the power bank is fully discharged and shuts off.

6555 mAh / 7400 mAh = 0,8859 --> 88,6% efficiency.

It seems that the USB Type C output is very good but you have to consider that my tests might not be 100% precise but good enough to check if this power bank really works the way it should. I think that it´s worth the spending and iVoler didn´t promise too much ;)

In conclusion: This Power Bank can charge a Nexus 6P nearly 2x which is a good value. It is small enough to fit in every pocket and doesn´t weigh a lot which makes it a great companion ;)
[Nexus 6P Accessories] hughfollett:
The only thing keeping me from buying this is the aesthetics... It's not that good looking imho. I have an anker astro e4 2nd gen and it charges the 6P really slowly, but the only anker alternative is a massive 20100mah battery :(

Inviato dal mio Nexus 6P utilizzando Tapatalk
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Gorgtech:
Well, the looks of some gadgets might be important too but I´m not the guy who cares too much about them ;) The looks of this Power Bank are ok in my eyes, not too fancy but also nothing I would consider as "ugly" or "cheap looking".

One thing to consider is that the capacity mentioned by the manufacturers is only the capacity of the built in Battery Cells; not the 100% capacity you will use for charging devices only since the charging circuit also needs some of the juice in order to work ;)

Let´s assume that a cheap and random Power Bank might claim to have a capacity of 34500 mAh. One customer might think that this capacity divided through the capacity of the built in phone battery might equal the amount of charges ? In this case you could charge a Nexus 6P about 10x ?

Not this time;) The cells used have a voltage of 3,7V most the time.

One short approximation might be to have a look at the power first: 34500mA * 3,7V = 127,65W

This is the power you could achieve from the used Battery Cells. Now we need to consider that we don´t use a voltage of 3,7V for the USB ports but 5V instead which requires a circuit to transform the 3,7V up to 5V ( most the time through a step up converter circuit ).

127,65W / 5V = 25,53A which could be translated into 25530mAh if we can transform the power from the Battery Cells without any losses ( 100% efficiency which is impossible ).

Now let´s assume that one cheap and random Power Bank might work at a efficiency of 75%: 0,75 * 25530mAh = 19147,5mAh

Roughly you would get a usable capacity of 19147,5mAh: 19147,5mAh / 3450mAh = 5,55x

That´s the tricky part with most power banks. And I admit that it´s rather tough to find a smaller Power Bank which is not too big and still fits in a pocket while also being able to use a modern USB Type C output. Other Power Banks have a greater capacity but also cost more and are not very small.

I guess that not everybody is willing to carry a large Power Bank in his pants...if he even manages to fit such a brick inside ;) These huge Power Banks are great for longer journeys though if you carry them in a backpack anyway.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dheeto:
Hi guys, I'm new here, so I'm sorry if I'm not doing this properly.

I have Alcatel Flash 2 phone (7049D) and I accidentally hard-bricked it while trying to root my phone. I used this tool called "Smart Phone Flash Tool". I turned my phone off,press the Download button on the software,and then I press Power+Volume Up button on my phone,the Download process on the software showed 64% completion but then it showed Error Message (can't remember what it is), and after that I can't turn my phone on however I tried. I already tried pressing every button for a while (ex : Power button, Power+Volume Up button, etc), still not working. And when I connect it to my laptop, somehow my laptop also can't recognize it,it makes the sound that it connects but it says "Unknown device" on Device Manager with yellow exclamation mark on it. Can anyone please tell me how to fix it? I read some articles that this kind of situation might be the end for my phone,but I just hope that there might still a chance for me to fix it. Hope someone can help me, thx a lot.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Salman Al-Badgail:
You made a hard-brick, let some expert come and answer to your question, For now your phone is in HARD-BRICK and you cannot do anything to it simple.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dheeto:
So,my point is,is there any possibility that a hard-brick is repairable? Because I've been going left and right, calling many repair shops, and none of them can repair my phone, simply because it's new, not many people have Alcatel Flash 2. I will in the end bring my phone to Alcatel Service Center of course if there's no other solution, but I'm holding it as a last resort since it's gonna cost more.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Salman Al-Badgail:
The phone cost is around (USD-$132 . 58), go to the service centre they might help you on this,
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rommar_calaor@yahoo.com:
i have the same problem......just this morning i accidentally installed incompatible rom on my flash 2 and now it wont open ....... my laptop will detect it for about 3 seconds and then nothing........
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Axellect:
Did you solved the problem?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reas0n:
Hello. At first, this problem doesn't exist on compiled AOSP ROM, it exists only on original ROM. I'm rooted and "busyboxed". I can't delete this app nor freeze, just nothing. I remember on N5 it was fine. Any idea?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
have you tried using a root file explorer, like root explorer, to go to its location and delete its apk(then reboot)?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reas0n:
I tried to delete in Root Explorer, in TWRP, or to turn it off in app settings (and it should work, wtf!). I always got a bootloop after reboot.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/131233/remove-google-app-velvet-from-android-marshmallow

Try the advice there. If you don't get a bootloop afterward, you'll know why.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Hi guys. Since i started using CM 13 with my LG G3 D855 (European / International variant), i get weird parasitic noises when i'm using a headset.

For example, i got my headset plugged in the phone and i'm in the settings page. When i tap on any of the selections, the tapping sound plays and it makes a weird parasitic noise then goes away in 1 or 2 seconds. Same thing happens everytime a sound plays. When i'm listening something on Spotify or any other app, there is always a parasitic noise too. The thing that i'm calling as parasitic noise is like the background noise when recording something on a cheap microphone. It's sounds like "pffffffffff".

I get this issue on every AOSP based 6.x.x ROM. I tried XenonHD 6.0 and CM 13. But when i'm usin stock LG ROM, everything is like chrystal clear. I tried with 3 different headsets/headphones and got the same result so that means problem is at the ROM's that i use.

Please find me a solution :/
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheMadScientist:
Try shutting off all feedback sounds keyclicks and such
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thelgog:
its cause stock lg automatically procsses that sound out while cm13 12 stc doesnt
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Even thou i shut them off, the problem will continue when i listen to something with headphones.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheMadScientist:
Its been a pretty common prob with the g3s
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
So are there any solutions for custom ROM's that i use or am i supposed to switch back to the stock ROM?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheMadScientist:
Its widespread amongst most of the roms i dont know if there are any other fixes mine done it in my car on the stereo and every time i touched the screen it was like a residual feedback from the screen after i shut of ALL touch feedbacks it quit
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
I installed Fulmics' latest 6.0 MM ROM like 5 mins ago. It's based on LG's stock ROM. So, the problem is gone.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheMadScientist:
Problem is i think 3.1 still has to many bugs battery life bein one but im on a d850 and theres only one kernal rite now i think mosta the bugs lie in it the roms staright up